Reports your clients actually read.
Spooly was built inside a marketing agency, for the weekly problem every agency has: proving the work is working, to a client who will not log into a dashboard.
Plain language, not panels
A client who ignores every chart will read three sentences about a visitor who searched for a service, found nothing, and left. Stories survive forwarding to the client's boss. Dashboards do not.
Every client in one place
Thirty sites on one screen, each card showing whether data is flowing and whether friction is climbing, so the Monday scan across the whole book takes one minute.
The daily digest does the check-in
Each morning with traffic: what moved, what broke, what people wanted and could not find. Forward it or act on it; either way the client hears something concrete.
Prove the print spend
QR codes per placement turn flyers, signage and mailers into measurable channels: scans by hour, placement testing, and what scanners did after arriving. The part of the budget nobody could defend, defended.
Find the fix, not just the dip
Friction signals name the element: the dead button, the field people fight, the search with no results. The report writes the work order for next week.
Priced for margin
The Agency plan is $99 a month for thirty sites: about $3.30 per client, flat, with no per-seat pricing. Bill reporting however you like; the tooling cost rounds to nothing.
Put your whole book on it, free for 14 days
One snippet per client site. By next week's status calls, every report writes itself.
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